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- the present invention relates generally to three-dimensional (3-D), hologrammetric display of objects (photographed or reconstituted by computer graphics) in a display matrix such that a dynamic scene can be viewed from any angle in the x, y or z axes.
- the invention relates more specifically to the display of 3-D map products for strategic or tactical planning to enhance the ability of commanders and their support staff to understand and exchange command and control information; particularly with respect to Battlefield Visualization.
- viewers of (so called) three-dimensional (3-D) holograms were required to view the reflected image(s) within the line-of-sight range of a holographic projection plate. If the viewer's eyes were moved out of the narrow range of the reflected images, the image would “disappear”. In essence, the viewer's eyes were the “display medium” for the hologrammetric images.
- U.S. Pat. No. 5,347,644 to Sedimayr is directed to a three-dimensional image display device and systems and methods for implementation.
- the three-dimensional image display device has a projection screen 175 as shown in FIG. 5 .
- the projection screen display device has multiple layers of transparent material each with a unique coating.
- a beam of collimated white light 50 has the infrared energy removed and the resultant beam 55 is processed as shown in FIG. 4 by splitting the beam, filtering it, and passing it through a liquid crystal device acting as a PEMFVORFD, a programmable electromagnetic wave field orientation rotating device.
- the coating on the various layers 200 , 202 , 204 . . . of the display device each is reflective to an electric field vector that has an orientation at a specific angle. With the beam passing through the transparent layers, the selective reflection of the layers provides a solid image for display.
- U.S. Pat. No. 5,111,313 to Shires is directed to a real time electronically modulated cylindrical holographic auto stereoscope that can display a three-dimensional image over a 360 degree viewing area without using special glasses, the display being in real time from remotely gathered images.
- Eight laser diodes 15 each with a collimating lens 16 project a beam 20 through a common cylindrical lens 17 through a slit 18 and onto a cylindrical HOE (hologram optical element) 10 .
- the HOE has eight raster scan tracks 11 , each track having thousands of contiguous holograms.
- the laser beams 20 fall on subsequent HRS holograms as the HOE is rotated with the beam being diffracted at different pre-defined angles.
- the beam then defines pixels on a holographic direction selective screen 13 .
- different holograms on different portions of the corresponding HRS track 11 can be sequentially reconstructed by light beam 20 and illuminated on HDSS holograms 13 .
- a particular sequence of scanning pixels can vary greatly, as long as each horizontal viewing zone is presented with one complete unique raster scan. An audience around the HOE can see any given pixel as it is scanned horizontally, but it produces a vertical line image. Thus, vertical movement on the part of the viewer will not provide a new perspective.
- U.S. Pat. No. 5,086,085 to Pekala is directed to processing Aerogels that are transparent, essentially colorless and exhibit continuous porosity and ultra fine cell size.
- the aqueous sol-gel polymerization of malamine with formaldehyde, followed by super-critical extraction leads to the formation of the new type of organic Aerogel.
- the formation followed by super-critical drying produces the improved Aerogels.
- the transparent silica Aerogel formed by this inventive process can be sheets or slabs that have substantially better optical and structural characteristics compared to conventional processing.
- the process of forming these Aerogels is the same except for an improved super-critical drying process using a solvent such as CO 2 . Using this drying process provides higher process yields, reduced processing time and structurally sound Aerogels.
- U.S. Pat. No. 5,739,812 to Mochizuki et al is directed to a system for inputting image and commands using a three-dimensional mouse capable of generating in real-time a three-dimensional image.
- the three-dimensional system has a radiation source 10 with oscillator 11 and dipole antenna 13 , with a radiation controlling switch 15 .
- a two-dimensional microstrip antenna unit 16 with a plurality of elements 23 is capable of receiving the electromagnetic wave within the frequency range of 100 MHZ to 50 Ghz so as to select a frequency of the hologram.
- the size of the antenna array 16 is substantially equal to a size of a three-dimensional object, a space in which the transmitting dipole antenna 23 is moved.
- the signal from the antenna is sent to the hologram data collecting circuit 17 .
- a holder of the transmitting dipole antenna 13 movable in the three-dimensional directions defines the virtual space which is produced by the system.
- a command inputting unit 21 held by the hand of the operator inputs signals to the host computer.
- Host computer 20 responds to these signals as well as the data obtained from the transmitting dipole antenna 13 's movement.
- a stereoscopic unit 22 mounted on the head of the operator displays a point image, a line image and a three-dimensional image, in response to the data from the computer 20 .
- images could be constructed from relatively static data (i.e., terrain features) with a dynamic data overlay (i.e. vehicle locations and unit movements).
- a key application of this 3-D display technology in support of Battlespace Visualization is its potential to accurately portray threat envelopes from enemy radars or other observing systems.
- radar threat and line-of-sight models identify areas that are illuminated or shadowed by terrain, but only for the 2-D case (i.e. height of the observer and potential target is fixed).
- a 3-D rendition will more fully portray the real impact of terrain shadowing upon multiple search fans, thereby revealing potential areas of undetected movement.
- the 3-D display will provide a comprehensive collection management and asset management tool that assures complete, or the most effective coverage, in regions of moderate or high relief.
- This invention is implemented by the use of a pure form of silica Aerogel as the display medium for 3-D holograms. This innovative display technique may lead to a number of new military and commercial applications.
- the present invention comprises a real-time, dynamic, free space-virtual reality, 3-D image display system which is enabled by using a unique form of Aerogel as the primary display media.
- a preferred embodiment of this system comprises a 3-D mosaic topographic map which is displayed by fusing four projected hologram images.
- 4 holographic images are projected from 4 separate holograms. Each holographic image subtends a quadrant of the 4 ⁇ solid angle. By fusing these four holographic images, a static 3-D image such as a featured terrain map would be visible for 360 degrees in the horizontal plane and 180 degrees in the vertical plane.
- Three-Dimensional data is first converted into holographic fringes using computer generated hologram algorithms (CGH).
- CGH computer generated hologram algorithms
- holographic fringes are computed corresponding to each of the three primary colors red, green and blue.
- Each color holographic fringe is then downloaded to a three channel binary spatial light modulator (SLM).
- SLM is capable of displaying a 512 ⁇ 512 pixel holographic fringe at a frame rate of 1,000 frames/sec. Therefore, the large two-dimensional holographic fringes are partitioned into many 512 ⁇ 512 consecutive segments and sequentially downloaded into the SLMs.
- the time multiplexed holographic fringes are read out by three lasers of red, green and blue and imaging into the output plane through a vertical scanner and a horizontal scanner.
- the vertical scanner uses a galvanometer scan and the horizontal scanner uses a rotating polygon mirror.
- a large mosaic holographic image which is the same as the original CGH is reconstructed through spatially recombining all of the 512 ⁇ 512 holographic fringes.
- An output lens is placed behind the mosaic holographic image to provide the viewer a virtual image visualized behind the holographic plane or a real image visualized in front of the holographic plane.
- a virtual image can be visualized within a 30 degree viewing zone.
- a real holographic image is generated and projected into the Aerogel enabling a large viewing zone of 360 degrees in the horizontal dimension and 180 degrees in the vertical dimension.
- Silica Aerogel is essentially an open cell glass foam with extremely fine mesostructure.
- the cellular dimension is in the range of 100 ⁇ .
- the chemical composition is similar to quartz but the density can be an order of magnitude less.
- the Aerogel used herein has very high transparency (greater than 80%). Unlike quartz, a light beam is visible within Aerogel due to scattering and reflections.
- Monolithic Aerogel is produced by a batch process and is limited in size by current process equipment and practices. With existing processing equipment, a 10 cm 3 cube has been produced. With proper equipment and process development, larger monoliths will be possible.
- the backscattering efficiency of the Aerogel should be as high as possible to enhance the angular visibility of the 3-D hologram displayed in an Aerogel matrix.
- the present invention uses a form of Aerogel to provide the necessary “solid air” medium, thus solving this vexing problem. Providing the capability to view the dynamic motion projection of 3-D images down-loaded in real-time from ground, airborne and spaceborne sensor platforms will usher in a new dimension of information understanding.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a preferred embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 2 is a system schematic diagram of a three-dimensional terrain display using a four-quadrant mosaic hologram.
- a display system in accordance with the present invention comprises a three-channel binary phase, spatial light modulator, an achromatic HOE, an input lens, a mirror, a vertical scanner, a horizontal scanner, an output lens and an Aerogel display medium.
- the holographic source shown in FIG. 1 comprises a computer generated hologram (CGH) from a host computer.
- the CGH is used as a modulation signal to a set of spatial light modulators through which respective red, green and blue reference laser light is transmitted.
- the spatial light modulators are liquid crystal devices having a two-dimensional array of individually modulated pixels, each capable of numerous discrete levels of transmissivity depending upon the modulation level.
- the output of the three channel spatial light modulator is applied to an achromatic hologram optical element (HOE) which is, in effect, an optical combiner providing a unitary colored holographic optical signal with a changing content depending upon the modulation applied to the spatial light modulators.
- HOE achromatic hologram optical element
- the output optical signal of the HOE is then applied to an optical beam assembly comprising an input lens, a mirror, two orthogonal scanners and an output lens.
- the function of the optical beam assembly is to produce a high resolution mosaic hologram before applying that mosaic hologram to a display medium.
- the input lens collimates the holographic optical signal.
- the mirror reflects the collimated beam onto a vertical scanner and a horizontal scanner in sequence.
- the two orthogonal scanners are designed to create a time-multiplexed two-dimensional array or mosaic hologram, much like a TV image is achieved by horizontal and vertical scanning of a video modulated electron beam.
- the beam is an optical or light energy beam carrying a modulated holographic image based upon the content of the CGH.
- This mosaic is applied through an output lens to the display medium.
- the display medium comprises a block of Aerogel.
- the Aerogel block will be contained in a transparent container of a desired shape.
- the selected shape is a solid rectangle about the size of a large home aquarium tank.
- the container may be made of a highly transparent plastic with extremely thin walls.
- Aerogel itself is preferably formed of silica as an open cell glass foam with an extremely fine mesostructure.
- the physical properties of Aerogel include a density of as low as 0.003 grams/cc and an internal surface area of as high as 1000 m 2 /gram and an index of refraction of 1.0 to 1.05. Further information regarding Aerogel may be obtained at the Aerogel Web Page of NASA (http://www.aerogels.com/) and other sites referred to therein.
- FIG. 2 depicts a three-dimensional terrain display comprising a four quadrant mosaic hologram wherein the location of friendly and/or hostile vehicles are shown dynamically against a static terrain background.
- Each quadrant mosaic is generated in the manner described above in conjunction with FIG. 1 .
- the source of the Battlefield data may be real time video cameras, the output of which are fed to a computer which generates a dynamic holographic image from each camera's perspective.
- the holographic image may include the static terrain features which are blended together to form an accurate reproduction from all available data sources.
- the dynamically changing aspects of the image may be derived from other than video cameras, such as radar or infrared sensors. In any case, the image formed in the Aerogel may be viewed simultaneously from any direction above the plane of the terrain substrate and provide a true three-dimensional representation of the battlefield under dynamically changing conditions.
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